Johns Island

Rural +

Residents enjoy the natural beauty and rural setting of Johns Island. They have worked hard over the years to protect the island from being overdeveloped and its unspoiled character makes it a remarkable area in which to live.

Equestrian +

Mullet Hall Equestrian Center at Johns Island County Park attracts horse lovers from all over the area with its 738 acres, 20 miles of riding trails and festivals, competitive horse shows and exhibitions. A few select properties have space for owners to keep their horses.

Private +

Despite being close to downtown Charleston and surrounding amenities, Johns Island is just far enough away to give residents as sense of country living with peaceful surroundings.

Dining +

Take a drive on Maybank Highway and you’ll discover countless options for dining – Italian, Korean, American and more. Highlights include Italian food at Wild Olive and seafood and steak cuisine at The Royal Tern. Visit Bohicket Marina & Market for a waterfront dining experience.

Shopping +

Head to Maybank Highway for convenient shopping centers. Visit nearby Freshfields Village at Kiawah Island for one-of-a-kind boutiques and galleries.

Sightseeing +

Hundreds of years old, the Angel Oak’s massive branches create an oak tree canopy like no other. Johns Island is also home to the Charleston Tea Plantation, Irvin-House Vineyards and Firefly Distillery along with Caw Caw Interpretive Center and the Links at Stono Ferry.

Housing Options +

Johns Island has a variety of housing options, including deep water estates, gated communities, horse farms, acres of land for custom homes plus new housing developments with moderately priced homes.